Liam Maxwell: ‘Transformation is nothing to do with tech – it is about a change of business model’
Government's national technology adviser discusses why getting digital reforms through the machinery of government may require some help from Jason Bourne
Cambridge NHS trust signs £100m IT deal
Belfast-based IT company Novosco picked for seven-year engagement
CCS starts building first Crown Marketplace portals
Supply-teaching and facilities-management frameworks will be among first to be hosted on new web...
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DWP digital project to manage debts of up to 15 million citizens
Department plans ‘modernisation’ of its work to collect more than £1bn owed to the government each year
Kingston upon Thames plans digital platform to connect citizens to community groups and activities
Borough issues advance notification of Connect Well Kingston tool designed to promote wellbeing and help residents meet new people
Crown Hosting CEO: ‘We have taken away all the cloud excuses’
PublicTechnology talks to Steve Hall about the framework’s achievements so far, its ambitions for its last year, and the secret to a successful public-private joint venture
West Midlands seeks chief digital officer
Metro mayor Andy Street seeks leader to front 'digital revolution'
Ordnance Survey looks to future as a ‘data-as-a-service’ provider
Mapping agency seeks input for three-month project to define long-term data strategy, including necessary skills and technology infrastructure
South Gloucestershire’s digital-transformation plans take flight
Council signs deal with IT company to build customer platform
Suffolk looks to build public sector cloud for use across the East of England
County council claims project to build network for use across Anglia could be worth up to £75m
£45k web design contract up for grabs as Defra advisers look to ditch ‘failing’ site
Joint Nature Conservation Committee looks to meet Government Digital Service standards and move away from content management system it has been running since 2005
West of England to undertake innovation audit in bid to foster world-leading tech
Government-backed initiative aims to identify areas where region could become a global leader in science and technology
SMEs gain a greater share as Digital Marketplace spending tops £3bn
Government figures reveal that 48% of revenue has gone to smaller firms
Government confident Capita will not follow Carillion into disaster
Cabinet Office speaks out after Capita profit warning to assert that none of its suppliers ‘are in a comparable position to Carillion’
Solihull to create central cloud data store to help build better buildings
Council of West Midlands town looks to improve collaboration during design and delivery of construction projects
CCS aims to recover £220m with ‘no win, no fee’ spend analysis framework
Total of 19 suppliers picked across seven lots
Leeds seeks £30m IT hardware partner
City’s NHS and local-government bodies team up to put together framework for wide range of client computing, telecoms, and security hardware
Civil-service pay reforms could allow Whitehall chiefs to put a premium on tech skills
Cabinet Office publishes document outlining plans to allow higher pay scales for ‘market-facing’ professions
NHS to trial depression app
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence recommends Deprexis technology for clinical trial
Bristol City Council prepares for £4m software overhaul
Local authority looks for supplier to provide integrated HR and payroll platform
Government advises that NHS data can be safely hosted in the US and other countries
NHS bodies and Department of Health and Social Care issue guidance clarifying that numerous offshore locations are considered a safe home for health and social services data
Stockport to set up alliance of local bodies to tackle digital exclusion
Local council commits £120,000 set-up funding
Government urges police to transform ‘for the digital age’
Policing minister pledges that Home Office will help forces invest in technology initiatives that enable officers to spend more time on the front line
V&A museum mulls outsourced data-protection officer model ahead of GDPR
Art-and-design museum claims GDPR audit is well underway as it seeks market input on possible DPO-as-a-service implementation